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AAPL
$336.67
▲ 0.91%
MSFT
$529.76
▲ 0.09%
GOOGL
$350.50
▲ 0.81%
AMZN
$259.92
▲ 1.42%
TSLA
$377.81
▼ 0.75%
META
$721.31
▼ 2.38%
NVDA
$237.47
▼ 0.74%
JPM
$329.58
▼ 0.51%

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science  Jun 22, 2026

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